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Memorandum to students and instructors of the Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress School, July 2, 1943. Contains new code numbers for subjects taught at the school. One typed page.

Memorandum to the Engineering and Flight & Aerodynamics Divisions from Boeing Chief Engineer Wellwood. E. Beall, October 10, 1942. Requests donations for the War Chest Drive. One typed page.

Memorandum to Dan Perkins from travel agent John B. Hanton Jr., August 31, 1943. Contains travel information for a trip from Seattle, Washington to Grand Island, Nebraska. One typed page on Boeing Aircraft Company letterhead.

Memorandum to Robert L. Simons from the Adjutant General's Office, U.S. War Department, August 14, 1945. Informs Simons about the Army Retiring Board's findings regarding his physical incapacitation. One typed page.

Memorandum to Commander Remi Charles O'Connor from W. R. Smedberg III, Chief of Naval Personnel, October 22, 1962. Informs O'Connor that his annual proficiency flying requirements have been waived. Two typed pages.

Operations Letter No. 128, Office of Civilian Defense, Washington, D.C., May 15, 1943. Provides information about how to protect against war gas.

Memo to Flight and Aeronautics area, Boeing Plant 2, subject: "Air raid instructions," January 1942. Describes the emergency procedures for air raids and air raid drills. Two (2) typed pages.

Memo to J. J. Foody, D. E. Graves, J. C. Maxwell, Maynard L. Pennell, and R. W. Taylor from William H. Cook, subject: "Status of YC-14 and its place in Boeing's airplane business," April 11, 1973. Discusses the status and potential of the Boeing…

Memo to G. H. Hage from William H. Cook, subject: "Long term management of space shuttle," April 1, 1970. Discusses parallels between Boeing's supersonic transport project and NASA's space shuttle program. Four (4) typed pages.

Memo to J. E. Steiner and K. F. Holtby from William H. Cook, subject: "Crashworthiness," September 15, 1967. Letter is cc'd to R. B. Brown, R. D. FitzSimmons, L. T. Goodmanson, and J. E. Nichols. Addresses "crashworthiness" and safety of jet…